Coakley concedes to Baker in tight race

Martha Coakley called Charlie Baker Wednesday morning and wished him good luck during his term as governor, a Coakley adviser said.

Martha Coakley talked to her supporters Wednesday morning at her campaign headquarters.

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Martha Coakley talked to her supporters Wednesday morning at her campaign headquarters.

?I hope all voters will work with [Charlie Baker] to make sure we keep moving Massachusetts forward. I will and I know you will, too,? Coakley said.

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?I hope all voters will work with [Charlie Baker] to make sure we keep moving Massachusetts forward. I will and I know you will, too,? Coakley said.

Coakley and her husband, Thomas F. O?Connor Jr., left their home Wednesday morning.

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Coakley and her husband, Thomas F. O?Connor Jr., left their home earlier in the morning.

Charlie Baker addressed supporters in the early morning hours Wednesday.

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Baker addressed supporters in the early morning hours Wednesday.

Coakley called Baker to concede Wednesday morning.

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Coakley called Baker to concede Wednesday morning.

Town-by-town results

Charlie Baker defeated Martha Coakley in the race for governor, 48.5 percent to 46.6 percent.

Coverage of Mass. races

 

Sixth Congressional district

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Moulton, 36, an Iraq war veteran and first-time candidate who lives in Salem, had defeated incumbent John Tierney in the Democratic primary.

Ballot Question 2

Bid to expand Mass. bottle law rejected

Nearly three-quarters of voters rejected Question 2.

Ballot question 3

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Voters rejected an effort to repeal the state?s three-year-old expanded gambling law.

Coverage of N.E. races

 

US Senate - N.H.

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Republican Scott Brown conceded to incumbent Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in the race for New Hampshire?s US Senate seat.

Coverage of key US races

 

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Republicans won races across the US to become the majority party in the US Senate.

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Opinion

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//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2014/11/05/BostonGlobe.com/EditorialOpinion/Images/baker200-1103.jpg Charlie Baker must deliver on his reformist vision

The Republican built his campaign around a promise to make government perform better, and he should govern in that spirit.